If you need to use Indian documents in Georgia, proper legal authentication is mandatory. Georgia is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, which means documents issued in India must be apostilled to be legally accepted by Georgian authorities. Embassy or consular attestation is not required.

A Hague Apostille is an official certification issued by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India. It verifies the authenticity of signatures, stamps, and seals on public documents. Once apostilled, the document becomes legally valid in Georgia without any further legalization.

Georgia follows the Hague Convention system to simplify international document recognition. Apostilled Indian documents are accepted by Georgian government departments, universities, employers, immigration authorities, courts, banks, and notarial offices.

Indian citizens commonly require apostille for Georgia for higher education, employment, residence permits, business registration, marriage registration, family reunification, and legal or notarial matters. Companies may require apostille for commercial contracts, power of attorney, company incorporation documents, and board resolutions.

Documents commonly apostilled for Georgia include educational certificates (degree, diploma, mark sheets), personal documents (birth certificate, marriage certificate, police clearance certificate, affidavits, medical certificates), and commercial documents (agreements, MOA/AOA, invoices, power of attorney).

⚠️ Important country-specific note:
Many Georgian authorities require translation into Georgian language after apostille. In some cases, the translation must be notarized in Georgia or by an approved translator.

INCCS provides reliable Hague Apostille services for Georgia with complete end-to-end handling. From document verification and state authentication to MEA apostille and secure delivery, the entire process is managed efficiently across India.